Tuesday, June 23, 2009

Birds and the bees...

...and snails.
snails
I took my camera along during my morning walk today.

This bridge doesn't seem too safe.
old bridge

It was as shaky as it looks.
old bridge

Not sure what this is. Looks like some sort of wasp. It's a hoverfly.
wasp?

Bees are awesome! There was hundreds of them.
bee

This snail looks like it got cracked but healed.
snail

o_O

bug sex
at

10 comments:

  1. Bailey5:35 PM

    Awesome job! I love the last one. O.o And snails are always amazing.

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  2. ward6:39 PM

    I think the insect in the fourth picture is a robber fly. Those are great pics, but I'm a little puzzled. This is certainly different than the kind of things I'm used to seeing from you, but it seems with the comments you've still managed to put the kind of slant on it to which I'm accustomed XD.

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  3. Sirkowski6:49 PM

    I'll have something Miss Dynamite related soon. :-) (but not from me)

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  4. Sirkowski6:51 PM

    The coloration doesn't seem to fit a robber fly.

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  5. ward7:20 PM

    Sweet, some fanart on the way - can you tell us if there's any NSFW material?
    Now that I think about it, you're probably right, I think it's actually a hoverfly. I'm still fairly certain it's not a wasp, the compound eyes don't seem quite right.

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  6. Sirkowski9:13 PM

    That seems exactly it.

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  7. Ariel11:53 AM

    That's cool. ^_^

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  8. Anonymous11:06 AM

    That is cool going out in nature all ways rocks, That bridge looks super safe lol.

    As for the last photo the second I seen it I Taught to my self

    You and me baby ain't nothing but mammals
    So let's do it like they do on the discover channel

    lol it's stuck in my head.. lol

    major spoosh.

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  9. Sailor Scorpio10:13 AM

    Awesome pics! ;D

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  10. Anonymous3:45 PM

    If you look closely at the shell of the the snail in the sixth picture you can sort of see a heart. It's left of the healed crack.

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